In a night full of emotion and talent, only 12 finalists competed for the coveted title of 'Got Talent Spain'. Santi Millán, in his role as master of ceremonies, and a panel of judges composed of Edurne, Risto Mejide, Paula Echevarría and Florentino Fernández, presided over the selection of the winner, which culminated in the surprising victory of Lil-Kids, a group of dancers between 11 and 17 years old from an idyllic Galician town.
From their first auditions, Lil-Kids stood out for their originality by mixing urban dance with deep-rooted Galician traditions. In the final, her performance, an emotional tribute to the Galician meigas, left the jury amazed and immersed the audience in a captivating narrative of music, fire and precise movements.
The surprise continued when Tanxugueiras, the acclaimed Galician musical group, sent a message of support to Lil-Kids, becoming a moving endorsement for these young artists and demonstrating that contemporary art can embrace and respect cultural traditions.
However, the choice of the winner unleashed a series of reactions on social networks. Some viewers expressed their discontent, questioning Lil-Kids' victory and proposing changes to the voting system. Comments such as "it's happened again. Some kids have won again doing the prom" and "It bothers me that the one who least deserves it always wins 'Got Talent Spain'" flooded the digital platforms.
The audience present in the theater voted for the four best performances of the night, and Lil-Kids emerged as the absolute favorite, also winning a cash prize of 25,000 euros. Although controversy surrounds his victory, it cannot be denied that Lil-Kids left an indelible mark on the ninth edition of 'Got Talent Spain'.
The discussion on social networks continues to burn, showing the passion and debate that this program has managed to generate in its audience.
